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The new office politics of resentment
As workers return to offices around the world, the rifts are opening between those who stayed and those who stayed at home.
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Of all the workers who streamed back to England’s shops and pubs after lockdown rules eased last week, I wonder how many are like Ross Hanbury.
The 39-year-old has been a fitness trainer in London for nearly 20 years, in gyms, schools and rugby clubs.
Even empty offices can result in infighting.
Nicolas Walker
He sees a lot of people from a variety of backgrounds, so he knows the pandemic has affected people in many different ways. That helps to explain what he did last Monday, when he finally got back to the west London gym where he does personal training.
Get ready for the new politics of resentment in the office
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Is Goa ready for the year-end revelry?
While the mighty and the monied are stepping into luxury hotels, the small and medium accommodation units that comprise 90 percent of Goa’s room-count have not yet unrolled their shutters. December 25, 2020 / 07:40 AM IST
The virus is mutating and turning virulent but Goa is undeterred, its reputation as the country’s year-end party capital still intact. Hotels have reopened, service apartments are full, shacks are welcoming revellers, and home chefs are rustling scrumptious dishes in their kitchens.
2020 has been obnoxious but Goa is crowded with people wishing to drive away this year’s blues. Though large gatherings are strictly prohibited, there’s merriment in the air.